Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 205, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1934 — Page 9

JAN. 5, 1934

RHODES HONORS ASPIRANTS WIN WAY TO FINALS Students From Newcastle and Chicago Are Selected. Eleven young men, students at Indiana colleges and universities, or Indiana students at institutions outside the state, were entered in competition yesterday at the Claypool for scholarships at Oxford university, England. Robert Frank. 19, Chicago, and Richard M. Goodwin. 20, Newcastle, were selected for further competition. The choice was made by a committee of Indiana educators, including Dr. William Lowe/ Bryan, president of Indiana university; Professor J. A. Estey, Purdue university; J H Bishop, Culver Military academy; Ford P. Hall, Indiana university, and Ernest R. Baltzell, Indianapolis. Robert Frank is a student at Wabash college. Crawfordsville. He Is a senior, majoring in English. Richard M. Goodwin is a graduate of Newcastle high school, and at present is studying political science at Harvard. Other contestants were Edward Schrader, Kokomo, student at Indiana university; Robert M. Cavanaugh. 233 West Forty-fourth street, Indianapolis, post graduate student at Indiana university; Fred Voder, 1040 North Delaware street. Indianapolis, Northwestern university; Fraklin Bates. Culver, student at Williams college; Lynton W. Gearhart, Beech Grove, Butler university; James G. Brown. Terre Haute. Rose Polytechnic; J. W. Davis, Goshen, Wabash college; Gustavus Peters, Frankfort, post graduate student at Indiana university, and Russell Ames, Evanston, 111.. Wabash college. Thirty-two young men in the United States will receive Cecil Rhodes scholarships for Oxford this year. The scholarships will include approximately $1,700 toward tuition and living expenses for either a two or three-year course. Traveling expenses for Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Frank to Chicago for further examination will be paid by the scholarship funds.

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Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: John Calvert. 247 South Randolph street, Chevrolet roadster, from 500 East Washington street. Hiram B Pearce. 3015 Broadway, Ford sedan from Virginia avenue and Maryland streets. R w Stanley, 678 East Forty-fourth street. Ford sedan. 4-081 (34 1 . from in front of 2044 College avenue. Ceril Coffman. 3439 West Michigan street. Chevrolet touring, from Capitol avenue and Washington street. Peter Dandridge. 831 Muskingum street. Chrysler sedan, 59-342 <33 >, from in front of 831 Muskingum street. Ed Henry. 545 Warren avenue. Ford truck. T-7-247 34 1, from the garage in the rear of 545 Warren avenue.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to . S. A. Clinehens, 3960 North Illinois street. Plymouth coach, found on Kitley road south of Brookville road, stripped of heater, five tires and five wheels. N E. Browne. 3901 Spann avenue, Oakland sedan, found rear of 239 South Rural street. Two Theft Suspects Held Woodrow Arnold. 16, Negro, 749 West North street, and Ned Taylor. 15, Negro, 313 Toledo street, were arrested yesterday on vagrancy charges. They are held in connection with theft of materials from a truck parked in front of 442 North Senate avenue, driven by Thomas Francis, 27. of 725 West Thirtyseventh street.

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tery, intent to kill and carrying concealed weapons. Mrs. Hazel Luallem, 604 East Twelfth street, apartment 14. his ex-wife, told police that he forced his way into her apartment yesterday afternoon and pleaded with her to return to him. When she refused, he is alleged to have drawn a .45-caliber revolvei and .threatened to kill her. In an ensuing scufffle in which she tried to wrest the revolver from him, the weapon was discharged, a bullet striking a desk. When Miller was confronted by his former wife for identification, after police had arrested him, he said that he would “get her for sure now.” In India last year 1,068 tigers were killed by men. while 1.033 men were killed by tigers.

WILSON DAILY NEW PRESIDENT OF SIGMA GHI Heads Alumni of Chapter Active Since ’B2: Plans Dinner. Wilson S. Daily was elected president or Indianapolis alumni chapter, Sigma Chi. at a meeting yesterday in the Board of Trade

building. He succeeds Glenn A. Shoptaugh. Other officers-elect are William H. Walker, vice-president; L. M. Henderson, treasurer, and Robert Orbison, secretary. Plans were made for a beefsteak dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club on Jan. 18. The committee in charge includes J. F. Frisinger, Frank McF. Jones, Mr. Orbison, Harold L. Ross and Mr. Henderson. The Indianapolis alumni chapter

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